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Int. Cranes and Specialized Transp Magazine October 2020 Back Issue

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NEWS SPECIAL
Mammoet Focus 30 heavy lift crane is designed to make big lifts for minimal impact in terms of installation requirements, set up space and laydown area. Alex Dahm reports.

INTERVIEW: MANITOWOC
Manitowoc’s new president and CEO, Aaron Ravenscroft, is prepared for market obstacles and is looking forward to better times. D.Ann Shiffler reports.

CRAWLER CRANES
Their versatility means manufacturers are experiencing continued
demand for new crawler cranes from crane rental houses and end
users around the world. Christian Shelton reports.

SITE REPORT
A sextet of Nolte’s wheeled mobile cranes install a 70 metre skywalk in Germany. Alex Dahm reports.

OFFSHORE LIFTING
The offshore wind sector is seeing dramatic growth, leading to investment in new vessels, cranes and technology. ICST reports.

CRANES IN DEMOLITION
Work in this sector traditionally involves cranes but there has been a shift in the choice of equipment, the methods are changing and there is clear potential for growth. Alex Dahm reports.

OPERATOR ASSISTANCE DEVICES
Crane OEMs and specialist manufacturers aim to make operation of the crane as safe and efficient as possible. Christian Shelton reports.

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October 2020 NEWS SPECIAL Mammoet Focus 30 heavy lift crane is designed to make big lifts for minimal impact in terms of installation requirements, set up space and laydown area. Alex Dahm reports. INTERVIEW: MANITOWOC Manitowoc’s new president and CEO, Aaron Ravenscroft, is prepared for market obstacles and is looking forward to better times. D.Ann Shiffler reports. CRAWLER CRANES Their versatility means manufacturers are experiencing continued demand for new crawler cranes from crane rental houses and end users around the world. Christian Shelton reports. SITE REPORT A sextet of Nolte’s wheeled mobile cranes install a 70 metre skywalk in Germany. Alex Dahm reports. OFFSHORE LIFTING The offshore wind sector is seeing dramatic growth, leading to investment in new vessels, cranes and technology. ICST reports. CRANES IN DEMOLITION Work in this sector traditionally involves cranes but there has been a shift in the choice of equipment, the methods are changing and there is clear potential for growth. Alex Dahm reports. OPERATOR ASSISTANCE DEVICES Crane OEMs and specialist manufacturers aim to make operation of the crane as safe and efficient as possible. Christian Shelton reports.

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